Harvey Milk

LGBT scholar Lillian Faderman examines the life and legacy of Harvey Milk, from his Jewish childhood on Long Island to his final years as one of the most…

The San Francisco Lesbian/Gay Freedom Band started its life as the San Francisco Gay Freedom Day Marching Band and Twirling Corp in 1978. That year was…

As preparations for Sunday's Castro Street Fair wind up, 20 bronze sidewalk plaques are in place to guide pedestrians on a stroll through queer history.…

Just as the June 2015 U.S. Supreme Court marriage equality decision changed consciousness, so did Harvey Milk, the first openly gay elected politician in…

To commemorate Independence Day and the Supreme Court's 5-4 decision in favor of marriage equality, Out in the Bay is honoring the Martin Luther King, Jr.…

Thursday, May 22nd is the debut of the Harvey Milk postage stamp. "Out In The Bay's" Marilyn Pittman talks with James Black and Charles Morris, the…

"An Archive Of Hope"--a collection of Harvey Milk's letters, speeches, columns.

Rainbow flag discussion

Harvey Milk in His Own Words, and Why Dan White Killed Milk and Mayor George Moscone. On tonight's call-in edition of Out in the Bay, meet journalist Mike…

The rainbow flag flying over the Castro District is symbolic of the gay community. But back in Harvey Milk’s day, San Francisco was not as gay-friendly.…